A battle of fate that was known to everyone, a memory with endless stories to tell, Sergey Bondarchuk stood on the top of the mountain reflecting on the war, looking down on Napoleon and Wellington, a battle without a winner, Familiar and detailed interpretation into the soul-stirring.
Needless to say about skills, the choice of camera positions, the mastery of rhythm, the scheduling of scenes, and the dialogue without a single nonsense... Sergei Bondarchuk is the most powerful, or he always controls the proportion of the film, no Let the unprecedented grand war scenes cover up the brilliance of people.
It is no accident that the whole story begins when Napoleon was forced to abdicate. The tone of the tragic hero is thus set. Whether it was for the honor of France or for his personal pride, which he would rather die than give up, made such a vast sacrifice, one cannot help but wonder. With his open right hand on the line of life and death, his fragile expression before the final battle, and through Orson Welles' precise and sophisticated interpretation, Sergey Bondarchuk made Napoleon a god full of weaknesses but still admirable. The unremitting efforts to focus on Wellington once again showed the wisdom of the master: a person's greatness is never confirmed by the insignificance of his opponents.
Seeing that some people say that watching this movie is not too exciting, I can only tell my own real feelings: from the eDonkey I finally got down, except for the actors in the movie who speak English in a low voice, there is a clear and loud Russian that is always half a beat The dubbing, I almost lost my mind when I listened to it; the subtitles in the second half were too early and late, and I was too old to hold the controller to adjust the delay at any time, which made me almost nervous; but that's it, this film It still makes me happy and satisfied.
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